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Quotes About Misconception

The common belief that to follow the Buddha's teaching one has to retire from life is a misconception. It is really an unconscious defence against practising it.
~ Walpola Rahula
Whenever you conclude that God is unjust, you can know that you err biblically. Behind your misconception you will find the beautiful, gracious work of God.
~ Walter A. Henrichsen
we can best understand the furies of war and politics by remembering that almost the whole of each party believes absolutely in its picture of the opposition, that it takes as fact, not what is, but what it supposes to be the fact.
~ Walter Lippmann
The deepest of all the stereotypes is the human stereotype which imputes human nature to inanimate or collective things.
~ Walter Lippmann
El estereotipo social que muestra a la persona ética como un ser aburrido, aguafiestas o mojigato es absurdo y carece de todo fundamento.
~ Walter Riso
I had liked him for all the wrong reasons.
~ Wendelin Van Draanen
We take a snapshot of our teens in their current phase and mistake it for the epic movie of their entire life.
~ Wendy Mogel
There'd been so many things she'd thought she'd known when in fact she'd barely understood the smallest thing.
~ Wendy Wax
The word fallacy is used, in general, when people fail to apply a logical rule that is obviously relevant.
~ Daniel Kahneman
La lettura, atto di comunicazione? Ecco un'altra simpatica frottola da commentatori! Quel che noi leggiamo, lo taciamo.
~ Daniel Pennac
It's interesting because people assume that because I'm famous I know all famous people.
~ Daniel Radcliffe
The Germans are fond of saying that only Austria could convince the world that Beethoven was an Austrian and Hitler was a German.
~ Daniel Silva
Old wives' tales have hurt cats. They're not true! Who are those Old Wives?
~ Darlene Arden
You start the day you think it will play out the way you saw in your head but then you discover the day is mostly just dread It's not like what I read
~ Datakon
There is a popular misconception that native flowers are 'weeds', but of course a weed is just a plant growing where the gardener doesn't want it to be.
~ Dave Goulson
I thought how you can never tell just by looking at them what they were thinking or what was happening In their lives. Even when you got daft people or drunk people on buses, people that went on stupid and shouted rubbish or tried to tell you all about themselves, you could never really tell about them either... I knew if somebody looked at me, they'd know nothing about me, either.
~ David Almond
Among them we cannot possibly include the unfortunate but widespread idea that English is simpler than other languages.
~ David Bellos
The Spanish, contrary to a widespread misconception, do not eat hot, heavily seasoned food. They use very little pepper and very few herbs. I believe this conception of the Spanish diet must have originated in Texas, where they do Mexican and Spanish dishes in the hottest manner I know.
~ JAMES BEARD
Not everything appears as it seems and vice versa in life like I have no teeth but is not because I'm a country bumpkin I actually lost them in Iraq but I chew steaks better without them how you like them apples
~ James D Wilson
idealism mistakenly imputes a logic and rationality to culture
~ James Davison Hunter
The innocent supposition, entertained by most people, that even if they are not brilliant, they are not dumb, is correct only in a very relative sense.
~ James Gould Cozzens
Once, to my delight, I even saw him wearing pince-nez. (Later, I discovered that they weren't real prince-nez, but only had glass in them, and that his eyes were a good deal sharper than my own.)
~ Donna Tartt
I tend to equate physical beauty with qualities with which it has absolutely nothing to do. I see a pretty mouth or a moody pair of eyes and imagine all sorts of deep affinities, private kinships.
~ Donna Tartt
I don't bed with children.' 'Rumour says,' said Catherine d'Albon, 'that you did. Or are the Knights of St John all mistaken?' 'You know too much,' said Francis Crawford slowly. 'Shall I amend it? I don't bed with young girls who are virgins, unless they ask me, and unless I am married to them.
~ Dorothy Dunnett